Venezuela, Republic. An Order Of The Liberator, Grand Officer's Star, By J.m.j. Van Wielik, C.1900 Hold it was customary for as
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it was customary for as many men as possible to get some service on patrols
Military Badge
his tank was penetrated by an anti-tank gun
Since enlistment has been sick more or less all the time and has reported sick five or six times
Footnote: Stalax III-C was a German Army Prisoner of War camp located at Alt Drewitz near Neumark of the state of Brandenburg
Venezuela, Republic. An Order Of The Liberator, Grand Officer's Star, By J.m.j. Van Wielik, C.1900 Hold it was customary for as(Orden del Libertador). Instituted in 1854 as a Medal of Distinction and promoted in 1884 as an Order of Merit. Of high Dutch quality manufacture, a fine eight pointed multiple ray star in silver, obverse centre exhibiting a detailed superposed Venezuelan coat of arms, surrounded by the inscription SIMON BOLIVAR on a blue enameled border, with filed silver beaded surround, reverse with pin assembly and dual stays, hallmarked twice by Dutch boars head
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